Question

A Underline the transitive verbs and circle the objects in the sentences.
1. The man carried his umbrella.
2. Jojo shines shoes.
3. I water my plant every day.
4. I completed my homework myself
5. The tiger attacked the deer.
6. My mother cooked delicious soup yesterday.
7. The monkey snatched the banana from the boy.
8. She gave her book to me.​

Answer 1

Answer:

umbrella is noun

carried is verb may be

Answer 2

Answer:-

Underline the transitive verbs and circle the objects in the sentences.

1. The man carried his umbrella.

2. Jojo shines shoes.

3. I water my plant everyday.

4. I completed my homework myself.

5. The tiger attacked the deer.

6. My mother cooked delicious soup yesterday.

7. The monkey snatched the banana from the boy.

8. She gave her book to me.

Note: The above highlighted words are the objects.

What are transistive verbs?

A transistive verb is said to be used reflexively when the agent does something to himself/herself. In that case, the object is expressed by some reflexive pronoun. That is, himself, herself etc.

Ex:-

He interested himself in my job.

She herself used the same.

Like wise, some verbs when a reflexive pronoun is added to them, acquire some distinct meaning which they did not possess without it or in other words a onr singke word has two or more neanings. The difference of meaning produced can be seen through some examples given below.

Ex:-

He addressed his friend on the subject. (meaning, he wrote a letter)

He addressed himself to hus task. (meaning, he gave his attention)

What are objects in a sentence?

An object is referred to as the object been used by the person or thing in a sentence.

Ex:-

I got a rope.

The King is needed with some chairs.

Explanation for the answers provided for transistive verbs:-

1. The man carried his umbrella.

Here, the transistive verb is carried. Means the person takes an umbrella to some place.

2. Jojo shines shoes.

Here, the transistive verb is shines. Means Jojo make her shoes glittery or polished.

3. I water my plant everyday.

Here, the transistive verb is water. Means the person make his/her plant filled with water daily.

4. I completed my homework myself.

Here, the transistive verb is completed, myself. Means the homework has been done and the qord myself referred to as transistive verb.

5. The tiger attacked the deer.

Here, the transistive verb is attacked. Means the the deer has been killed or affected by the tiger.

6. My mother cooked delicious soup yesterday.

Here, the transistive verb is cooked. Means the morher completed cooking her soup.

7. The monkey snatched the banana from the boy.

Here, the transistive verb is snatched. Means the monkey had eaten or thrown the banana.

8. She gave her book to me.

Here, the transistive verb is gave. Means the girl has provided or offered her book.